
Cuttlefish Digital Arts is a creative technology organisation focussed around the creative interests of Sean Clark. We have bases in Leicester and Loughborough, Leicestershire in the UK.
Cuttlefish specialises in live multimedia performance, interactive gallery-based installations and web-based creative communities. We make extensive use of technologies such as:
Max/MSP/Jitter; MIDI/USB Controllers and Sensors; DMX and ILDA Lighting Control; Barcodes, Semacodes, RFID and GPS Tagging; and Social Networks, Web 2.0 and Semantic Web.

Stench is a community for people who are interested in experimental arts and performance. It's also intended to become an infrastructure for creating digital artworks. It was launched in March 2009 with an event at The Phoenix in Leicester.

For the past five years Cuttlefish Digital Arts has supported Pineapster in organising a fringe festival prior to Leicester's Summer Sundae festival. The 2010 line-up is better than ever.

During the Summer of 2008 Sean Clark did multimedia work at Leicester's Summer Sundae festival and the Shambala festival near Market Harborough. The work included interactive video and laser projections.

When you upload an image or video to ArtScanner you will be given a barcode in return. This can be printed and placed near an ArtScanner 'pod' in an exhibition space. When visitors to the pod scan your barcode with the barcode reader they will see your image or video.

Autopoiesis is an ongoing series of artworks by Sean Clark. It involves a creative exploration of the concepts of systems, flow, transformation and interactivity. The work (and website) began to take shape during a MA programme at Camberwell College, it is now being continued as part of a PhD at De Montfort University.

This is a selection of past projects and events involving Cuttlefish and Sean Clark. Some music projects date form the mid-1990s and include collaborations with The Shamen, Zion Train and Higher Intelligence Agency.